Think I will go over to multiplayerchess.com.
And tune a few up. I want to be like johnny rotten
Gone but not forgotten..
--- Thanks for the posts.
Well I guess he left us, adios for now ?
Think I will go over to multiplayerchess.com.
And tune a few up. I want to be like johnny rotten
Gone but not forgotten..
--- Thanks for the posts.
Well I guess he left us, adios for now ?
I read somewhere that when w c fields started out he would not drink either booze or coffee in order to juggle better but he would always keep a bottle of booze on hand to encourage friends to drop by.my idea of a great host. Btw to the person who mentioned laurel n hardy I quite agree, they were great as well.
I saw a clip once with w c fields juggling with pool balls etc I really was amazing, btw did anyone see a clip where he is a clerk in a store and he waited on a blind customer. The customer used his cane to tell where he was going but meanwhile he smashed about
100 light bulbs.than wc cut out 1 stamp which the customer wanted from the middle of the page, so wc ruined about 10 other stamps. Very funny stuff.
I gave up being a chess club member 10 years ago when I lost a game after being 2 pieces up. I enjoy playing here cos you have plenty of time to reconsider moves and there's no one to jeer if you play substandardly! I am 85 years old.
I saw a clip once with w c fields juggling with pool balls etc I really was amazing, btw did anyone see a clip where he is a clerk in a store and he waited on a blind customer. The customer used his cane to tell where he was going but meanwhile he smashed about
100 light bulbs.than wc cut out 1 stamp which the customer wanted from the middle of the page, so wc ruined about 10 other stamps. Very funny stuff.
--- Thanks for the posts.
Sir-Richard: Yes I also remember seeing that stuff years ago. Btw when I mentioned Laurel & Hardy I forgot to add in Buster Keaton, another very funny guy.
I gave up being a chess club member 10 years ago when I lost a game after being 2 pieces up. I enjoy playing here cos you have plenty of time to reconsider moves and there's no one to jeer if you play substandardly! I am 85 years old.
--- I'm very glad that you are enjoying being here at this site. Many years ago while I was still at school I loved to play baseball ( mainly from grade 4 thru grade 8 ). I was not very good at the game but I played as much as I could and liked the game a lot. I like the game of Chess a lot too, but like with baseball my skill level is not the greatest but I will carry on playing anyway.
I quite like this quote from Vlade Divac: " We all get heavier as we get older because there is a lot more information in our heads ".
Time for another cute little saying and this time I have found one that covers life and Chess at the same time ( and is also a warning for those who feel that they are " big wheels " ). It is an Italian proverb that says: Once the game is over, the KING and the PAWN go back in the SAME box ! ( a proverb that truly gets down to it ).
Time for another cute little saying and this time I have found one that covers life and Chess at the same time ( and is also a warning for those who feel that they are " big wheels " ). It is an Italian proverb that says: Once the game is over, the KING and the PAWN go back in the SAME box ! ( a proverb that truly gets down to it ).
--- Well it would seem that this little proverb has produced some shyness here. Is it perhaps the " Once the game is over " part that has made people a bit nervous ? We must of course all come to terms with the fact that we are only going to be on this little planet for a limited amount of time ( some a bit longer than others but still limited nonetheless ). And yes I must state again: The King and the Pawn go back Into the SAME box. To quote a line from a song: " Not another minute can all your money buy ".
Time for a short little item in relation to food and diet, etc. This one comes from one of our favourite characters, Mister WC Fields: " Once, during prohibition, I was forced to live for days on nothing but food and water ". Not much fun that lol.
Time for a short little item in relation to food and diet, etc. This one comes from one of our favourite characters, Mister WC Fields: " Once, during prohibition, I was forced to live for days on nothing but food and water ". Not much fun that lol.
Lovely! I'd never heard that one! And I can instantly hear it delivered in his distinctive, musical voice --- that perfectly off-hand, throw-away, "dry" (you should excuse the expression) style of his.
Thanks for the new post.
Just had the chance to again watch " My Little Chickadee " which has WC Fields in fine form for this film. Mae West is also involved in this project and together they do quite a sendup of the old western movies.
Earlier this year Reader's Digest magazine had a feature on " The Secret To Power Aging ". They mention a fellow by the name of Dr Ephriam Engleman who at age 104 is the head of a research center of UCSF ( yup I said 104 years young ). This guy makes me feel like a young pup lol.
And the cry from the cheap seats is " More jokes please ! "
A quote from Gene Perret: " Retirement, it's nice to get out of the rat race but you have to get along with less cheese . " ( hey that is not funny at all ).
Lawyer: "Now, doctor, isn't it true that when a person dies in his sleep, in most cases he just passes quietly away and doesn't know anything about it until the next morning?"
Think I will go over to multiplayerchess.com.
And tune a few up. I want to be like johnny rotten
Gone but not forgotten..